Isaiah's Tech

Coming from the BBC is word that HP's CEO, Leo Apotheker, wants you to know that the new webOS devices that get announced at their February 9th event will be shipping just weeks after the announcement. Maybe even before the end of the month. That's not all though. Apparently, that event is just the "starting gun" for whatever HP has up their sleeves. Furthermore, they're saying that they actually have another event that will be taking place on March 14th. That event could be even bigger than the one that will be taking place in about a week and half.

[Engadget]

So, for Valentine's Day my mom got me the fattest food / milkshake ever. The Baskin Robbins Large Chocolate Oreo Shake. It's so good. Today is a fattening day. Egg and Cheese Omelette, Mac and Cheese and throw in some Bacon and Ham in there somewhere. Yummy Valentine's Day. Oh yeah, i had a box of Ferrero Rocher too, mmm.

BBC aimed a camera outside this London Waterloo Station in England to catch people falling down the icy steps. It doesn't snow in England very often, so this is probably something that won't happen again for a while. A bunch of people fell down these icy steps and i really felt sorry for them as i watched the video... Okay, i lied. It was funny. You can watch the video here, via BBC News.

As Midway files for bankruptcy, there is a list here of how much they owe and to what company. Of the $283,033,000 that they owe, about $150,000,000 are owed to Wells Fargo Bank. Brutal. Looks like they have the "most to lose" in this situation.

I am now watching the NBA All-Star Game, just in case you wanted to know.

BBC Watches People Fall Down Icy Steps (and picture): http://i.gizmodo.com/5153767/bbc-watches-people-fall-down-icy-steps-interviews-them-afterwards
Midway Owes $283,033,000: http://www.gamepolitics.com/2009/02/13/list-bankrupt-midway039s-creditors?%3F